Meta-Analysis with R
β Carpenter, James R.;RΓΌcker, Gerta;Schwarzer, Guido
π Library
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2015
π Springer International Publishing
π English
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Meta-analysis with R
β Scribed by Carpenter, James R.;RΓΌcker, Gerta;Schwarzer, Guido
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- 2015
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- 256
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- Use R!
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β¦ Table of Contents
Part I Getting Started: An Introduction to Meta-Analysis in R.- Part II Standard Methods: Fixed Effect and Random Effects Meta-Analysis.- Meta-Analysis with Binary Outcomes.- Heterogeneity and Meta-Regression.- Part III Advanced Topics: Small-Study Effects in Meta-Analysis.- Missing Data in Meta-Analysis.- Multivariate Meta-Analysis.- Network Meta-Analysis.- Meta-Analysis of Diagnostic Test Accuracy Studies.- Further Information on R.- Index.
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Biostatistics--methods;Medical statistics;MΓ©ta-analyse;Meta-analysis;Meta-Analysis as Topic;R (Computer program language);R (Langage de programmation);R (logiciel);Software;Statistiques mΓ©dicales;MeΜta-analyse;Statistiques meΜdicales;Biostatistics -- methods
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